The very temperature-resistant special grease for gearboxes that I tested is really also suitable for long-term use. Molybdenum(IV) sulphite (also MoS2) as an admixture is very similar to graphite and even (or unfortunately) electrically conductive. Whereby it does not depend here on gliding ability. In my basement locker and on my car this stuff has proven itself for years, now it has to compete in cooling.
Chapeau! With a maximum of 63.5 °C after 15 minutes, the special grease is also fat in business and not much worse than the tested thermal paste. Also nothing runs out and the distribution of the blob when tightening is really optimal. But it smells a bit like the engine room of a steamship.
Only that with the admixture is then similarly as with the paste such a thing. There are nasty stains on evening wear, so be careful! But as a thermal paste replacement, it’s really a safe bet. And yet it goes even better!
- 1 - Test system, selection and preparation
- 2 - Thermal paste for reference
- 3 - BBQ sauce, the dark side of classic ketchup
- 4 - Mustard the bastard? Tastes good, but...
- 5 - Hygiene after the meal: Toothbrushing gel
- 6 - Pain-relieving ointment for the CPU? Expensive...
- 7 - Against wrinkles and shine - day cream for the gentleman
- 8 - Again something for the face: full hydra power ahead!
- 9 - Lubricant for gearboxes
- 10 - Lubricant for everything possible
- 11 - Summary and conclusion
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